Isabelle Valdéz Santana, known artistically as Isabelle Valdéz, is a Dominican singer and composer born on August 10, 1981, in San Francisco, Pimentel, Dominican Republic. She is renowned for her contributions to Christian music and has been active in the music industry since 1998. Isabelle's musical journey began at a young age, as she was adopted by Pastor Manolo Valdéz and Adelaida Santana, who nurtured her inclination towards serving God. By the age of eight, she was already singing in churches and evangelistic events.

Her debut album, "Algodón," released in 2004, became a significant success in Christian music, leading to her second album "Regresará," which sold approximately 500,000 copies globally. Isabelle has been a prominent figure in the Dominican Republic's Christian music scene, known for her powerful voice and dedication to spreading the word of God through her music. Her discography includes albums like "Apóyate de mi," "El Tiempo Llegó," and "Tiempos de Cambio."

Isabelle has received numerous accolades, including multiple Soberano Awards, recognizing her as one of the most awarded artists in Contemporary Religious Music. Her songs, such as "Por ti peleo yo" and "Apóyate en mí," have resonated with many, further establishing her legacy in Christian music.

Throughout her career, Isabelle has collaborated with various artists and groups, including Tercer Cielo, Redimi2, and Nancy Amancio. Her mission is to use her music to inspire and provide hope, offering a second chance to those who feel lost. Isabelle Valdéz continues to be a significant influence in the Christian music community, using her talents to uplift and transform lives.